Stock Growers oppose soil bank grazing plan in Nebraska
Alliance Nebraska. The Nebraska Stock Growers Association warned that the proposed soil bank would disturb the national balance between grazing and croplands. In a letter to Secretary Benson they urged diverted acreage not be used for forage crops or cattle grazing.
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Soil Bank’ Plan Alliance
Nebraska Stock Growers Assn
Soil Bank
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Association
Companies Deny Enarges and Prepare Court Challenge
Businesses reject the enarges claims and announce plans to contest the rulings. Stakeholders describe the move as a coordinated effort to overturn the charges and protect their operations. Local officials say the dispute centers on regulatory interpretation and financial impact.
FTC shifts to persuasion on health and accident insurance ads
The Federal Trade Commission said it will convene soon a meeting of state insurance commissioners industry representatives and others to seek a uniform corrective solution to what it calls deceptive and harmful health and accident insurance advertising The agency has been studying the issue and aims to halt misleading claims.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Connelly Waives Hearing on Tax Conspiracy Charges
Mathew J. Connelly former Truman secretary waived a hearing on conspiracy to defraud the government in a tax case. He, 48, was held on $5,000 bail before U S Commissioner Earle N Bishop for an appearance in St Louis Monday. Also charged are Harry S Schwimmer and T Lamar Caudle in a scheme to use influence in a St Louis tax case. Schwimmer waived identity hearing and faces related perjury charges with bail set at $30,000.
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New York
Mathew J. Connelly
Harry S. Truman
Connelly
U. S
Earle N. Bishop
St Louis
Francis W. H. Adams
Paul Williams
Harry S. Schwimmer
Kansas City, Mo
T. Lamar Caudle
Truman
Justice Department
Schwimmer
Caudle
St. Louis
Bishop
Craing
Missouri
Former Cashier Arrested In False Bank Entry Case
Harold Napier Tolle, 56, a former cashier at McPherson and Citizens State Bank, was arrested by FBI agents on a federal charge of making a false entry involving about $12,000. He waived a hearing in Salina and was released on $2,500 bond. The bank president noted a $22,374 tank fund shortage and said Tolle has resigned, with restitution to be made and no charges filed by the bank. The FBI stated the complaint, filed by the U.S. attorney in Topeka, centers on a June 14 false entry valuing $12,000.
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Mcpherson
FBI
Harold Napier Sx Tolle
McPherson and Citizens, State Bank
Tolle
U.S
Lawrence Bengtson
Salina
W. E. d. Lehmberg
Lehmberg
Kansas School Included In Glenn Martin's Will
Glenn L. Martin, pioneer and airplane builder, died at 69. His will probated shows bequests totaling 3.635 million dollars. A 100000 dollar gift goes to Kansas Wesleyan University in Salina, and two million dollars goes to the University of Maryland board of regents to add to the Mirta Martin Aeronautics Research Foundation. The remaining gifts total 1.625 million to various charities.
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Baltimore
Kansas Wesleyan University
Salina
Glenn L. Martin
Pioneer
Fier
Martin
Board of Regents
University of Maryland
Mirta Martin Aeronautics Research Foundation
California Dims Likely Adlai Estes Presidential Primary Battle
California’s June primary appears set for a head to head Democratic clash between Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver as both announce plans to contest multiple states including California. Stevenson adds Florida Pennsylvania and Illinois to his list while Kefauver signals entry if he runs. Ohio Governor Lausche may seek favorite son status while Len Knowland and backers push for a Republican bid with Eisenhower decision anticipated next month.
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Allrcate Press
California
Adlai Stevenson
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Sevenson
Mefauver
Stevenson
Florida
Pennsylvania
Tlinois
Minnesota
Midwest
Ohio
Frank Lausche
Len. Knowland
Washington
Senate
Knowland
Eisenhower
Farms report most cars washing on seven of ten
Seven of every ten farms report having cars washing on the premises. The brief note notes widespread washing activity among farm properties with potential implications for rural transportation and maintenance.
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George Pickats
John Pickens
Parkas
Mouton
Weaver's
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Beal
Malott
Lawrence
Journal-World
K.U
the Journal-World
Éth and
New Manoahire
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
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Vermont
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